Paraphrasing
English Language
Paraphrasing starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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Read the passage: 'Many animals migrate to find food and better living conditions.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the passage: 'Plants need sunlight to make their own food through a process called photosynthesis.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the passage: 'The mountain was covered in snow, making it look like a giant cake with white icing.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the passage: 'The river flowed swiftly, carrying leaves and branches downstream.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the passage: 'The sun sets in the west, bringing an end to the day.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the sentence: 'The cat slept on the warm windowsill all afternoon.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the sentence: 'The library was silent except for the sound of turning pages.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the sentence: 'The rain poured down, making the streets slippery.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the sentence: 'The scientist conducted an experiment to test her hypothesis.' Paraphrase this sentence.
Read the sentence: 'The teacher explained the lesson in a way that everyone could understand.' Paraphrase this sentence.
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